HeyJaredForward From 50 podcast
Forward From 50 interviews men and women over the age of 50 who are pursuing new direction for their lives. It is an opportunity for them to tell their stories in their own words regarding what they do to give their lives meaning and purpose.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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In Episode 185, Caroline Alan turns health challenge into new mission (opens the original)
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When we discover something that improves our own lives, perhaps we should share what we know so that it benefits others.
In Episode 184, Jim Paulk talks about finding love and preserving stories (opens the original)
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Jim’s story reminds us that purpose does not have a retirement age. We can continue learning, creating, serving and contributing for as long as we are willing and able.
In Episode 183, Jim Hughes helps prevent senior exploitation (opens the original)
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People over 50 are particularly attractive targets for scammers and why falling for a scam has nothing to do with intelligence or education.
In Episode 182, George Jerjian talks about successful retirement transition (opens the original)
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George explains why preparing financially for retirement is only part of the equation and why people also need to prepare mentally and emotionally for the transition.
In Episode 181, Greg and Kiersten Harrod promote slowing down (opens the original)
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Their mission wasn't simply raising sheep or teaching people how to knit. It's helping others to slow down enough to truly notice people and world around them.
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